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WOBENZYM® Wobenzym® is the result of groundbreaking research conducted in New York by Austrian physician and scientist Professor Max Wolf in the late 1950s. Private physician to some of the greatest politicians and celebrities of the time, Dr. Wolf was highly regarded by his peers and spent long hours in his laboratory researching the use of his specific enzyme combinations in many different applications. He and his esteemed associate, Dr. Helen Benitez, developed a sophisticated natural enzyme formulation using plant-based enzymes bromelain (pineapple extract) and papain (papaya extract), natural pancreatic enzymes trypsin and chymotrypsin, and the antioxidant flavonoid rutin. They called it the “Wolf-Benitez-Enzymtherapie”, which inspired the brand name Wobenzym®.FUNCTIONS In the human body, hundreds of chemical reactions occur during the course of normal metabolic processes. Many chemical reactions require significant energy in order to take place and therefore need a catalyst to allow the reaction to proceed. The catalyst acts to lower the energy needed for the reaction to move forward. In the body, enzymes play the role of the catalyst and allow reactions to take place that otherwise would not occur. The enzyme itself is not consumed in this process and can be utilized again and again. Enzymes are relatively unique to each reaction and different enzymes will catalyze different reactions. Certain combinations of specific enzymes, when properly protected from stomach acid, provide systemic enzyme support. By balancing immune function in this way, systemic enzymes may help support various aspects of health, including cardiometabolic health, the lymphatic system, reproductive health, and musculoskeletal function.† Wobenzym® is a systemic enzyme formulation containing a unique blend of enzymes from both plants and animals that have been clinically studied for supporting numerous processes in the body.† Systemic enzyme supplements work directly in the body after they are absorbed in the small intestine and are not intended to aid in digestion. Consequently, these enzymes can be utilized to assist the body’s various regulatory and communication systems.†